A little addition to my reloading table

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Put two inset T rails on my reloading bench. Sturdy as heck for my press and the same with a vise I can easily add or remove. Also gives the ability to move the press to where I want, even angled. I used JB Weld on the t rails (with wood screws) for added strength. It's solid as a rock.
Pic one, is a close view of the t rail side. Second is the full shot of the rails. Third is the mount of the press sitting on the rails and fourth is the press.
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Or just use scotch/masking/electrical/duct (or whatever) tape to cover the slots... :lookaroun
That would be too easy. I Know there is some molding material I can use (Somewhere) to form an insert. I think it will be fun to see if I can do it and I have an extra t tracks to experiment with. Or I can use tape.....Ha!
 

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